The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-19

TO Mr.. VIM. c. Bobbs. on Tuesday evening. June %.
NJ O'Clock at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
- invitations have been sent out by Miss Katherine
T Tt Tor company at her home in Irvingson
thursday evening OF this week.
Mrs. A. NJ Robertson has issued invitations for
reception on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. at her
home on North Meridian street.
The Bon Ton, ST.. Dancing Club will give large
Of Mr. John Geeer. on North Meridian ne strest enes
iarTe platform will be erected and the ground will be
illuminated.
at her home on North Delaware street, TO the mem
bers of the Fortnghtly Literary Club. This their
last meeting for the and the work which has
been such pleasure will be resumed in the fail.
The marriage of Marshall Moore to Miss Mary Gro
zier this week the third among the employees of
Mr.. viii Bobbs Miss Minich next week viii make
the sixth within six months average of per
month.
The Elite Literary Club met at the residence of
Harry Thomas, near Brghtwood last Wednesday
evening Among hose present were Misses Edith and
Florence Vert. Woodward Applegate, Rooney, New
by, Dalrymple and Langdon. and Messrs. Langdon,
Cannon Seaton, Hardin, Swain and Woodall
The ladies' of the Free kindergarten and Chibdren,s
Aid Society will give midsummer nights festival
Friday evening, July 1. at the Butler homestead.
children will be the principal attraction given in its
entirety and including some very pretty music which
Is now being rehearsed.
, Cards were issued on Thursday last by Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ Butler for the marriage of their daueh-
ter Margaret 70 Mr.. Alpheus Henry Snow. of Hart
lily residence on North Delaware street at s o'clock
on Wednesday, June 20. and will be followed by a
large reception at o'clock. The bridal tour viii
tend to Europe.
On last Wednesday evening the young ladies of the
sixth Presbyterian Church ave neektie social,
has the youngest and of the best in the
sy 70 whom an elegant gold beaded was pre-
ful hand bouquet of flowers the most popular
young lady present.
The party of young ladies' who have been camping
ont during the past week returned home yesterday
On Friday night party of their friends invited
was exceedingly delightful. The hostesses were
Misses Kate Malott Lucy Claypool, Olive CASTOR.
Carnahan and Bright Armstr
Tho annual reunion of the Indiana branch of the
alumni association of the Western Female Seminary
Oxford, o., will occur Wednesday, June %. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. and continue all day at the home of Mrs
d: n. Goe, Irvington Any who. were ever pupils in
concerning this meeting will be given oy the secretary
Miss Bette NJ. Wishard. No. SO Huron street.
>. On Tuesday morning the excursion to Warsaw. the
arrive At Warsaw at IL o'clock and spend the day
there in boating and fishing, returning at 8 o'clock
the q. W & NJ road. The largest we'll in the State,
at Eairmount. will be full exhibition for the ex
cureionists Ten carloads of people already as
sdred, aud more cars will be provided to accommo-
date any number.
The Quamon Club was handsomely entertained at
their residence No 341 Ash street, on Friday even
nn s wers s %oa has
Gable Sipp, McNabb. Jennie and Clara Bacon Pave
Graham. Langdon, Kahle Galbraith, Meyer. Crosiey
Sipp. Dillar, Wilcox. Hamer. Church and Elliott The
prizes were won BY Miss Ellis and Mr. Sipp
Last Wednesday evening Miss Lueila Miller enter
tanned about fifty of her friends. at the suburban
home of her uncle DR.. G. o. Crss at Stanford The
party were conveyed from the city in carriages and
spent the early part of the evening in dancing. a
spacious platform having been laid the lawn for
With Re hoee
ers and the lawn with Chinese lanterns of various
coors. the whole producing most beautiful effect
Rafreshments were served. Among those present
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs X. j.
Mccoy Mrs. o. Taylor. Misses Anna Webster. Fan
ME Taylor. Mary Maxwell, Dora keting, Messrs. A:
w. Peterson, a. w. Cobb, VIII Knippenberg and
Bart McCarty DIR. Chas. Peterson. of Philadelphia;
DIR. Ed Moffat and Miss Bert Harris. of Rushville